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ALL Minecraft Cheats and Commands

ALL Minecraft Cheats and Commands: Gold, Materials, Items (2026)

(UPDATED) Want to make things even easier than simply using Creative Mode? Here are all the Minecraft cheats you can use to get anything you want.

Vandal Staff · Published: 19 Jul 2026, 16:42

Like many other games, Minecraft lets you enter commands that activate cheats in certain versions of the game. These are generally available in all PC and mobile versions, but not in every console version. These codes are still valid in 2026, although some commands may not work depending on which version you are playing.

Before getting started, there are a few things you should know about console commands:

When creating your world, the game will ask whether you want to enable them. Obviously, if you think you might want to use them at some point, you need to select yes.
If you create a world and use cheats, you will not be able to unlock achievements.
Depending on the server you are playing on, cheats may not be available.
Given how extensively the game has been modified since its release, certain commands may not work on some servers, while others may use completely different commands.

How to enter commands

Unlike in many other games, you do not need to open a command console. Simply type the correct command into the chat bar to activate the cheat. If you are playing the desktop version, press the T key to open it. The game�s Pocket Edition has a dedicated button for opening the chat and bringing up the window.

All cheats

Bear in mind that cheats must be entered exactly as they appear in the list, and they all begin with /. Make sure you use the correct spaces, underscores, uppercase letters and lowercase letters. Just to avoid any confusion, the colon at the end is not part of the cheat.

List of parameters

We have also included a list of parameters. Parameters refer to different entities within the game world, including enemies, other players, animals and more. You can add a parameter to a cheat command using the following shortcuts:

@p: the nearest player.
@r: a random player.
@a: all players.
@e: all entities.
@s: the entity executing the command.

Game mode cheats

/gamemode 0: switches to Survival Mode
/gamemode 1: switches to Creative Mode
/gamemode 2: switches to Adventure Mode
/gamemode 3: switches to Spectator Mode

Cheats for changing the difficulty

/difficulty peaceful: changes the difficulty to Peaceful
/difficulty easy: changes the difficulty to Easy
/difficulty normal: changes the difficulty to Normal
/difficulty hard: changes the difficulty to Hard

Time-of-day cheats

/time set day: changes the time to daytime
/time set night: changes the time to nighttime
/time set 18000: changes the time to midnight
/time set 12000: changes the time to sunset
/time set 6000: changes the time to noon
/time set 0: changes the time to sunrise
/gamerule doDaylightCycle false: stops time from passing
/time query gametime: displays the current in-game time

Cheats for changing the weather

/weather clear: clears the weather
/weather rain: makes it rain
/weather thunder: creates rain and thunderstorms
/gamerule doWeatherCycle false: keeps the current weather indefinitely

Enchanting items

/enchant playername enchantmentname enchantmentlevel

This particular cheat is slightly more complicated. To enter it correctly, you need to understand the following:

playername is your player name.
enchantmentname is either the English name of the enchantment or its in-game ID. The game includes a basic autocomplete feature, so if you type "fire_pr", for example, it will suggest "fire_protection".
enchantmentlevel is an optional part of the cheat that determines the level of the enchantment you want to apply.
For example, /enchant SaiSaEr fire_protection 3 would apply a level 3 Fire Protection enchantment to the player named SaiSaEr.

Getting any item

/give playername itemname itemamount

As with the previous command, you need to understand how this cheat works. It is much easier than it looks, so don�t worry:

playername is your player name.
itemname is the name of whatever you want to add. It is incredibly easy to use if you know a little English. For example, diamond_block gives you a diamond block, iron_helmet gives you an iron helmet and diamond_pick gives you a diamond pickaxe. As with the previous command, the game includes a basic autocomplete feature to help you while typing.
itemamount is, as you might expect, the number of copies of that item that will be added to your inventory when you enter the cheat.

Summoning characters and NPCs

/summon name X Y Z

This command spawns whatever you enter under name, provided it exists in the game. For example, skeleton spawns a skeleton, pig spawns a pig, horse spawns a horse, spider spawns a spider, creeper spawns a Creeper, and so on.
The X Y Z section is optional and determines the exact coordinates along the world�s XYZ axes. If you leave it out, whatever you summon will appear next to you.

Teleporting

There are two versions of the teleport cheat, and they work in completely different ways. Be very careful, as the first one can be tricky to use and may end up killing you.

/teleport playername X Y Z

In this command, playername is your player name, while X Y Z are the coordinates along the world�s XYZ axes. Bear in mind that if you appear too high above the ground, the fall could kill you.

/teleport playername ~X ~Y

This second teleport command is much easier to use and teleports you across a horizontal plane, meaning there is no danger of falling from a great height. It is mainly used to travel long distances.
Bear in mind that you could appear inside a rock and have to mine your way out, or even end up in a pool of lava if you do not know where you are going.
playername is, of course, your player�s name.
~X represents how far you will move west or east. The number indicates how many blocks you will travel in that direction. If you are moving west, place a - before the number.
~Y represents how far you will move north or south. The number indicates how many blocks you will travel in that direction. If you are moving south, place a - before the number.
For example, /teleport SaiSaEr ~-17 ~54 will move the player named SaiSaEr 17 blocks west and 54 blocks north.

Other cheats and miscellaneous commands

/ability: grants, revokes or checks a player�s ability.
/advancement: grants, removes or checks player advancements.
/attribute: checks, adds, removes or sets an entity attribute.
/ban: bans a player.
/ban-ip: adds an IP address to the ban list.
/banlist: displays the ban list.
/bossbar: creates and modifies boss bars.
/camerashake: enables a camera-shake effect.
/classroommode: allows restricted blocks to be edited.
/clear: removes items from a player�s inventory.
/clone: copies blocks from one location to another.
/code: provides access to the code connection.
/collect: makes the Agent collect all items within a three-dimensional block.
/createagent: creates an Agent at the player�s current position.
/data: retrieves, merges, modifies or removes NBT data from entities and block entities.
/datapack: manages loaded data packs.
/debug: starts or stops a debugging session.
/defaultgamemode: sets the default game mode.
/deop: revokes a player�s operator status.
/effect: adds or removes status effects.
/fill: fills a region with a specific block.
/forceload: forces chunks to remain loaded or stops them from being constantly loaded.
/function: runs a function.
/inmutableworld: lets you make a world immutable.
/kill playername: kills either yourself or a specific player. To kill yourself, do not enter a name after "/kill".
/loot: drops items from an inventory onto the ground.
/msg: sends a private message to other players.
/op: grants operator status to a player.
/pardon: removes entries from the ban list.
/particle: creates particles.
/gamerule keepInventory true: lets you keep your entire inventory after dying without losing anything.
/experience add: adds a specified amount of experience to your player.
/dropstore: drops every item in your inventory and stores them in a chest.
/help CommandName: displays information about the selected command.
/freeze: freezes every entity in the game.
/instantplant: makes all plants grow instantly.
/waterdamage: enables or disables water damage.
/falldamage: enables or disables fall damage.
/firedamage: enables or disables fire damage.
/itemdamage: enables or disables item durability loss.
/duplicate: copies and drops the item you are currently holding.
/superheat: converts all items into their smelted form.
/atlantis: dramatically raises the water level of seas and oceans.
/ride: turns the creature you are looking at into a mount.
/instantmine: lets you break any block with a single hit using any tool.
/seed: displays the seed code for your current world.
/raytracefog: adjusts ray-traced fog.
/save: prepares a backup, checks its status or resumes it.
/save-all: saves the server to disk.
/schedule: delays the execution of a function.
/setmaxplayers: sets the maximum number of players allowed to join.
/spreadplayers: teleports entities to random locations.
/stopsound: stops a sound.
/worldborder: manages the world border.
/worldbuilder: enables restricted blocks to be edited.